Adoption

Yes, you can adopt anyone before age eighteen, however adopting a child without any last family is immoral, at least to some people. It is for the people to decide if they want to.

Mohammad coveted the wife of his adopted son. In order to be able to order their divorce and subsequently marry her himself, it was revealed by Allah that adoption was haram (not permitted). Post revelation, the adopted son was no longer his son, the son divorced his wife and Mohammad married her.

Be nice.....If they want you to adopt you they'll be nice back....Add me peaceout12345me, LnLoon96,menick123,EmilyAlexis123, and teddybear55.

I believe everybody will have their own personalities.You might have that one neice that is self centered and the other one may be caring.You just find it easier to talk with the caring.She might have that personality that you just love. RavenL.

No. In the United States, sexual orientation is generally irrelevant for single-parent adoptions. There are some states where same-sex married couples can jointly adopt. There are states where unmarried couples cannot jointly adopt and same-sex married couples are legally considered unmarried. There are some states where single gay parents can adopt, but same-sex married couples cannot. There are also many states where the adoption may be legal, but there are no legal protections against discrimination by the adoption agency against gays and lesbians.

In general, however, if you are a single gay person and wish do adopt a child, you may do so. Joint adoption and "step-parent" adoption are more tricky.

Each individual county keeps records of adoption. However, the state capitol building in Springfield, IL will have microfiche copies of the adoption records in the Hall of Records.

to live in a foster home you have to have an adults approval.

Because he is a smelly bugger!

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How about loving and caring for it? The child didn't ask to come into this world, and as an adopted child myself, I can say that when you find out your adopted, your life starts getting really strange. And NOT in a good way.

I'm sorry if I come across as pushy, or rude as these are not my intentions. This topic makes me very emotional =P

In the United States adoption is covered by state law. In all of the states in this area, the answer is yes. I have no idea what it might be in some other place.

He can get a court order, but until he does, you do not have to. As far as your boyfriend wanting to adopt the baby, the biological father has to sign his parental rights away before adoption will take place.

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No, if they're asking you to sign them over, you don't have to. But that doesn't mean that you'll keep those rights (they can be terminated involuntarily if you aren't meeting your case plan)

They're suggesting that because they think it's in the best interest of the children; In general, that would be because they believe that you have no (or very little) chance of meeting your case plan, and that stringing the children along with hope that you'll eventually be able to take them home is more harmful to them than finding a new, permanent home for them.

Some religions have extensive lists of dos and don'ts that cover almost every conceivable human interaction. Buddhism isn't one of them. Buddhism espouses any activity which reduces suffering and leads to goals such as compassion and care. Fine details such as "gay adoption" are not identified as an area of comment.

Some Buddhists may have their own opinion on the topic as some may also have an opinion of putting ketchup on icecream. Their opinion does not reflect the general thinking of all Buddhists. Even if there was a desire to reach a Buddhist Position, there is no central authority in Buddhism to form or publish the position.

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Hope this helps! :)

-Ashley :D

In the US, foster parent and adoption assistance are administered by the State, so the rules and payment rates differ.

Yes.......You can choose your rate of seeing your own child. If you don't want to see them you you don't have to! If you want to you can!

7 dollars

The child cannot choose to return until she has reached eighteen years of age.

no they still pay because i new a adopted child her name is asieh noryaly and she has a potato for a nose her nickname is maris piper!

such a sad story :(

but she still got into kings university and is doing a potato medicine degree her degree is king edward disection...

its sad that she has to disect her own nose specie

the end

by her carer margela noryaly

margela was a very caring carer

A place where orphans live is called an orphanage.

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orphans become orphans when they lost their parents